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August 30, 2013

3 reasons Microsoft should buy a chunk of Foursquare 11 startup lessons served up from the tennis court Many journalists pay the ultimate price to cover Syrian conflict Our favorite fake business news in honor of the The Onion's 25th birthday MORE ON ENTREPRENEURS AND INNOVATION VC plays of the week: Pure Storage's grand slam, 7-Eleven's new portfolio company Tiny Twitter changes hint at its plan for world domination Poor eyesight gave Linea founder unique view for photo app How to build your own exit strategy Ask Shama: Is social media making us narcissistic? Bang with Friends returns, so what about Bang with Professionals? Did Sergey Brin's GF take a dig at him on tape? Back 9 links: How many people actually know where Syria is? Play this game to find out

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